Untouchable Lady Novels & Stories

she quipped. Already frustrated, I tugged on my collar and removed my tie. Why was she asking so many questions? "She just returned to the country and her accommodation is not yet settled. She also injured her ankle so I brought her here to stay for a while." "Oh I see." Mom said dramatically. She turned and finally looked at Rachael. "She looks familiar. Young lady, What's your surname?" Rachael looked extremely nervous but she still answered " it's Adams Ma'am."

Because really--how many of these people had lives clean enough to survive a spotlight and a reveal? And even if they did, no one wanted to be the evening's main character in a room full of bored aristocrats and whisper-hungry socialites. "Since no one's feeling brave," Mrs. Dahlia sighed, faux-regret dripping from every syllable, "Madame Tarot will have to choose her next subject herself." Mrs. Locke pivoted on her heel, her mask glinting as she zeroed in on The Real VIP The poor woman looked like she might faint--hand at her throat, breath shallow, guiltless yet terrified.

and walked away - his stride confident, precise, like the world moved to accommodate him. The table exhaled. Charlotte was the first to break the silence. “If that man ever asks me to do yoga naked on a rooftop, I’m saying yes.” Sarah giggled, but I just sat there, my pulse tapping a rhythm against my skin. “He’s beautiful,” I said. “He’s untouchable,” Anora replied. “And not because he’s arrogant. He’s… particular.” “Like a tiger in a suit,” Charlotte added. I stared at the empty space he left behind and didn’t realize I was still smiling until Sarah reached out and gently squeezed my hand.

“We shall wrestle for it. The winner will lead the fight against the elf. The loser will bend his knee and follow orders. Agreed?” “No, not agreed.” I was tired of having to deal with so many pointless distractions, and Jenny being pissed off was trying my patience. “What did she mean by ‘untouchable’, do you think?” I asked, hoping to move past the awkwardness. “I don’t know,” said Jenny. “Maybe it means you’re dead inside and can’t have honest feelings for other people unless it involves sex with a dwarf.” Kind of specific. Untouchable certainly didn’t refer to my emotions. I might not have been the most emotional person, but I still had the full gamut. Happy, angry, sad. That’s all of the

She shouldn't have listened to him. Damn it!! Outside the VIP section the club reeks of alcohol, sweat with a suffocating environment but inside the VIP section, everything was calm. Ed Sheeran's Shape Of You was being played in the background and it looks more like a damn office party than a club. Fuck you Maddy! Jes glanced towards Maddy and gave him a 'I'll kill you' look. He was currently sulking in the corner of the VIP room far away from Jes while she was sipping on her neat whiskey.

"I don't think she's a celebrity. If she is, I don't know her. She is a hottie though. No sign of a wedding ring, so I suspect she's just super shy. She's nervous as a cat. She wants a quiet room and oil. Full service with no exchange of body fluids. And no talking. You might as well undress when you first walk in. I get the feeling that she won't want any delay between the massage and the extra. You got an eighty-five-dollar tip. Any questions." "Is it okay if I run a little over?" "Shouldn't be a problem. Mom isn't here and she's your only client today." "Cool." "I'll come back and get you when she's on the table," Lan said, then left. 'This is kinda cool,' he thought. 'I could be fucking

She was beautiful, well connected, and untouchable. For years, she had been a fixture in the daydreams of more than a few local entrepreneurs. She was the kind of woman with whom it was impossible to secure a meeting, let alone share a table. Having her cut your steak for you was even more unimaginable. Once the admiration ran its course, the skeptics arrived. [No way. Hector, which app did you use to edit this? The whole video is just a side profile.] [Exactly. Amara? Even with the family in ruins, do you really think a woman that proud would take a job waiting tables?]

But I can see it in their eyes. They smell blood. And I'm bleeding. I go to my bedroom, sink into the chair by the window. I don’t even turn on the light. Just sit there, heels off, drink in hand. Quiet. My phone buzzes again. Unknown number. I answer anyway. "You think you’re untouchable," a woman’s voice says, low and smooth. "You’re not." Click. No name. No trace. I hold the phone to my ear a few seconds longer, like maybe it’ll breathe the truth back into me.